The graph below shows the average trip length (in miles) among U.S. children aged 5 to 15 years old. Sunrise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons were relevant.
The line graph illustrates the average trip length in
miles
of US children
aged between 5 and 15 years old by 6 different transportation such
as walking, cycling, bus, car, train, and taxi from 1970 to 2020.
Overall
, it can be seen that children
who took the bus, car, train, or taxi for transport increased the trip lengths over the given period, while
youngsters who used cycling and walking for transfers decreased.
On the one hand, the distance that children
aged 5-15 years old took by bus was around 27 miles
and jumped to about 38 miles
over the period. Furthermore
, young people that took by car rose from 20 to merely 31 miles
in 2000, then
slightly dropped to 28 miles
.
In addition
, the distance that young children
used trains and taxis was roughly 17 and 5 miles
in 1970 and fluctuated to approximately 22 and 20 miles
, respectively in 2020.
On the other hand
, the distance that took
by cycling from Wrong verb form
was taken
children
was 28 miles
and dramatically plummeted to 18 miles
. Moreover
, walking took about 16 miles
in 1970 decreased to 4 miles
in 2000, and increased to approximately 8 miles
in 2020.Submitted by napatnp18065322 on
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